Government land sales to be consolidated near Clayton
The article reports government land purchase plans in Georgia and South Carolina with field crews, title examiners, and forest service agents preparing to secure forest lands. It notes local residents’ interest, court actions, and agency efforts to finish titles and finalize the consolidation of the area for national forest purposes.
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Rabin
Georgh
Ovonee County
South Carolina
Avery Wen Peleny
J. W Shields
Stata
Forest Servier
Court J
Clayton
Gary
Aim Fries
Dela
Panne
Fenimber
Unclear OCR Fragment on Patient and Doctor Involvement
A garbled historical OCR fragment mentions a patient, a physician, and a hospital setting with references to care, rushed events, and implied medical treatment. Key names and details are unreadable, making exact identities or outcomes uncertain. The text alludes to a medical scenario but lacks coherent facts to summarize precisely.
Death near Abbeville tied to Baplist Seminary official
A report from Kentucky describes a death connected to a Baltimore minister and the Baplist Theological Seminary at Soulevilla near Abbeville. Authorities say the official at the seminary is implicated in the fatal incident, with investigations ongoing in the southern region.
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Rey
Abbeville
Bapllet Phodogical Seminary
Soulevilla
National Insurance Act reshapes Britain and Ireland
A broad plan enacted this year aims to insure all aged 15 to 65 earning up to 750 a year against sickness and loss of income. It uses compulsory weekly employee and employer contributions plus state support to fund benefits. The measures cover sickness, maternity, and total loss of earnings, with scales tied to earnings and protections for low wage workers.
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Washington Post
Great Britain
Ireland
National Insurance Act
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Tony
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Tod
Sgite
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Min
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Alfidils
Physicist Aims at High Temperature Heat Experiment
Percy Rovald Rantin of the Department of Physics at Chava describes a hot fog experiment producing water under pressures over 20,000 wlnrosiheras and 8 999 pounds, claiming a temperate of 17N degrees. He remains confident the method will reach even hotter results, noting the apparatus resembles a standard general-purpose heater.
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Crombvlige
Percy Roavid Rentin
Chava
Roosevelt Denies Campaign Conspiracy Tied to 1904 funds
Washington Aug 22 Roosevelt denies any knowledge of a scheme to extract 250000 from Standard Oil to aid his 1904 campaign. Senators press Penrose on gifts from Archbold and a reported 150000 demanded by the national committee, with Roosevelts and Cortelyous denials. The scene shifts to trust revelations and political maneuvering.
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Washington
John D. Archbold
Standard Ol Company
Clay
Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Bank Cashier Trapped by Ad in New York
Two men confronted Joby A. Flack, former cashier of Abilene State Bank, in New York on Third Avenue and Twelfth Street. They enticed him with a phony greeting, then escorted him to police headquarters. Flack, sought since 1910 for stealing $80,000, claimed his wife was with him and said he would be extradited to Kansas. He described a life free of smoking, drinking, and gambling while living at Palisade Avenue in Hoboken.
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New York
Third Avenue
Twelfth Street
Wack
Bfa
Bleck
Joby A. Flack
Abilene State Bank
Abilene
Kang
J. Allen
Nuonal Surety Company
A.M. Hindsall Innnuser
Miberry Street
Pollon
Tye
Kansas
Mack
Palisade Aves
Hoboken
Hick
Wall Street
Tolbert Nomination Withdrawn From Abbeville Post
Washington Aug 22 President Volt withdrew the nomination of Jon Kr. Tolbert Jr to the Abbeville post. Pressure favored leaving the administration in the hands of Mrs. Frederick Minshall who served as acting postmistress after Newhill. Rep Wyatt Aiken and South Carolina senators pressed for Mrs. Minshall’s appointment, and the Senate did not act on the replacement.
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Washington
Volt
Jon KR. Tolbert, Jr
Whster
Abbeville
Frederick Minshill
Mrrm Minshall
Newhill
Wyatt Aiken
South Carolina
Mirahall
Senate
Conscience Payment of 100 for Missed Customs Duty
Washington August 24 secretary Veagh received a peculiar confession from a Chicago man. He admitted evading customs duty on a watch and sent $100 as penance. The note claimed the watch was worn during a trip and the duty was not calculated, promising to settle the matter to avoid further guilt.
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Washington
Mie Veagh
Chicago
Stanley Niniseth
Murepye
Italy
Jane
Death of Hong W Pownsend Feels Local Loss
Hong W Pownsend died last night at 680 o clock at the home of Blaatsteny Mra OT Murphy after several days illness. He was a prominent Kingston attorney who practiced in Upper Saude Carolina and was noted for his wit and speech. He leaves his widow Neliga Stevenson of Lexington, who died years after their marriage, and is survived by relatives including Miss McGhee of Greenwald and others in the Greenway area.
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Midon
Blaatsteny Mra
Murphy
Upper Saude Carolina
Weil Titellert
Apeceh
Tawiseid Wis Shartied Twtor
Neliga Miss Stevenson
Lexington
Misa Dil MeGhee
Greenwaeod
Phey Ret Clitay Victory in Colimbia Election
The report notes AL Toll Tudee Tonet and Governor Bosse taxed at statement. Expat aid cited as guiding victory outcomes. Claims Newberry and Wi Win by about 18 20 thousand votes. Blongo city not responsible for campaign actions. Job T. Dunn did not provide a statement.
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Colimbia
Awe
Covernor
Carty Newberry
Blongo
Campaleny
Saya
Job T. Dunn
McLaurin to Address Oconos Farmers August 31
John L. McLaurin will address Oconos farmers and residents about organization and crop marketing at Walhalla Court House on Saturday at 1 a.m. All citizens and farmers urged to attend. Also notes R. M. Wright, known as Dock Wright, died Thursday night after a paralysis stroke. He was a Confederate veteran aged about 60. He left a wife, two children, and several grown daughters from a previous marriage, and had recently lived in Isre vard, N. G., before returning to Seneca.
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Oconos
Walhalla
Court House
McLauriy
Ellison
Oconee
R. M. Wright
Dock Wright
Bee
Wright
Isrevard
N. G
Mr. Weight
Anderson
Seneca
Sun Mother in a Costin Moundsville Tragedy
Edward Cini 19 of Valparaiso College planned to surprise his mother Mrs Sarah Cini in Moundsville West Virginia. He traveled to see her but could not reach her and learned she had died several hours earlier leaving the youth in shock and grief. The family had been unable to locate him beforehand.
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Moundsyne
W. Va
Edward Cini
Valparaiso College
Sarah
Bia
Membora
Lie
Knowle
Boys Die After Pistol Accident in Gainesville
Two Gainesville youths aged about one year apart were playing with a pistol in an outhouse near their home on Spring Street. A 1 year old boy named Mary Logan reportedly fired the weapon, killing Louis Norris, and injuring another child. The tragedy shocked the local families as investigators determine how the pistol was obtained and how the shot was fired.
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Giinusvine
Login
Abot Ani
Louis Norris
Spring Street
Legit
Charles le Ban
Sh Awn
W. Norris
Cie Wes
Gainesville
Logan
Mie Norris
Fragmented notice yields unclear local event
A damaged OCR fragment reports names and events around a family in London and New York. It mentions a Mrs Gould of New York, a private attendance, and an infant age reference, with garbled phrases about a wife and baby. The readable bits indicate a social or family notice with no clear outcome.
Mothers urged to care for children bowels and summer colds
The notice promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective remedy for infant constipation and diarrhoea, preventing feverish discomfort and summer colds. It warns against harsh laxatives, notes no opiates, and offers a trial bottle by mail from Dr W B Caldwell, Monticello, Minnesota.
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Caldwell
Dey Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticely
Minots
Postal Parcel Post Plan Approved by Conferees
Washington, Aug 23. Conferees from the House and Senate agreed today on a parcel post system in the postal appropriation bill. The plan follows a Bourne Senate bill modification. The Senate amendment to raise second class mail rates was dropped.
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Washington
House
Senate
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